Ahh! I obligation key assist!?
My mom is setting an appointment next to my pediatrician for tomorrow.
I hate going to doctors.
But anyway , I want to know what the doctor will do to me tomorrow, does anyone know?
Answers: I'm guessing you didn't start your period too long ago. It's regular for it to be irregular for the first few years. I started my period when I was 12 and it wasn't regular until I be 14. I would go months without getting it at adjectives.
I think you have nought to worry about :).
Your doctor might look around down within, and just make sure that your ovaries and vagina look okay. Sometimes when you miss your spell for a while, (& I mean months) that could be from PCOS Poly Cystic Ovary Syndrome. Usually though for just missing a month, it's no big accord, and you probably don't have PCOS. I would talk to your Mom though from presently on to get you set up with a valid doctor, like a Gynecologist or a General Practioner. That way they'll be in attendance to help you with everything, be it the flu or a pap smear. Well if you aren't seeing a OBGYN she might newly ask you questions about what could be wrong next to your period. It may just be something resembling stress. Just answer all the questions the doctor asks and they will most potential be able to figure out what it is. Don't be jumpy... you have never had sex so this is completely not your scorn. Lots of girls have periods that are irregular... you are CERTAINLY not the single one! .
Seriously, its nothing to go to the pediatrician over. When you first obtain your period, it is irregular for like the first couple years, so it could skip around, even if it have never happened. But if you want, go to the doctor. When I be 12 I stopped having my period for a unbroken year. I started when I was 9. There was nil wrong with me though except I had changed my ingestion habits. You could be anemic. That means you may inevitability more iron in your diet..
he will say i dont know budge to the gyno then you will have to step to the gyno and get a pap smear you'll probably get a papsmear, and a physical..
your doctor may want to run a pap smear